New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
THE IRON CHANCELLOR ALERT.
HE PUTS The DIPLOMATS IN A FLUTTER.

Copvriohtd 1897 bv the Neio York Annotated Iresa
| BERLIN, Aug 13. With Prince Bismarck return
from Varzn the repos, OF the diplomatic circle I'M
broken Tor -eks has been succeeded hy commotion.
| His coming conference with Count Kanoky at MS
sin zen is expected lead to Developments IN the
poct OF the Austro-ierman alliaoce again It Russia
The overtures made bv Russia to b ave Count Schou
vaOf. the Russian Ambass ador at Berlin. take part
| in the coming conference were cody received ana
| were not pushed. Instead of c1nerring with the
Russian representative, Prince rick, during his
! stay at K'ssugsn, will receive the envoy OF the
| Italian Government and Dr. Won SchloeZer, the
| Prus-ian Minster to the Vatican. Mgr. Ga imbert
til. rapa Nuucio vienna, is ai4o reported TO he
s,eking an interview with Pr nee Bismarck. THESE
movements have given rise 10 reports that the adhe
| sion }. Italy to the alliance had become uncertain
since Prince Bismarck appeared TO favor the rialnS
the Pope in the lstters regulation tor an entente
! cord,ale with the Italian Government. The story IA
credited that Count Ii Roblant the exForeign MINIS
| ter OF Italy, received privately by Princs DIS
marck at Narz u. aud that there WAS roiongeu h
| tervleu between tbem. resulting in renewal Vi 'ho
alliance, which will be formally and PuDlcy an
! nounced after the conference with Count hainoKy.
Italy's adhesion will all but imply check to Mgr
| Gslimberts mission.
rhe presen Sc OF FRINGE Bismarck in the Foreign
Office has qulckened everything. Sir Edward Ms'et'
the English Ambassador whose leave OF absence was
shortened returned buredlv to Berlin on thursday
and cav Prime Bismarck Yesterday before the iatter
started for Kissngen. ronight be gave interviews
to several Ministers.
Con current with the renewa of the entente cordale
between lily and Austria appear Significant articles
in the insrire1 press against Russia. The " kfeuz
| Zeitung" which recently stated that the Govern
ment's relations with the Gar were improving, yes
terday declared that there was no Cessation OF The
Russian hostility toward Germans, ond that Russias
! DELAY 10 applying her ukase against foreigners was
only design 10 prevent too hurried execution cf
| the law from ,nurng Russian interests. 10 official
Giro it looked upon as settled that immediately
| nj he Rpic
reprisals including bill TO increase the duty on
grain imports. will be proposed. he North Ger
man Gazette" winch ha. hitherto ignored the aeita-
lion tor an increase the duty, gives prominence 10
mem ,riss addressed to Prince Bismarck favoring
such augmentation The CT ambers OF Commerce
maintain their protests against any Increase. Popular
feeling Ia strongly IN favor of policy OF retaliation.
DENMA KS SUSPICIOUS AEMANENTs
Among the ncGeDts IN connection with Russian
hostility j. Deumarks EXTENSION OF the torufcati0ns
| al Copenhagen. The DANISH official papers assert
that the new works are undertaken solely To com
etc he deiences 10 accordance with old plans aud
that this does not indie Ito am Intention Oh the part
| OF Denmark TO interfere II Germany engages in var
with Ru sa Or France lie facts are that tort flea
tons beng constructed vigorously uhdei Russian
| rromntng anil on a scale hitherto unknown IN , en-
| mark he reports OF Denmark afm,ments led
| hern IA ers to give waning that the result OF
Danish interference would be tho absorption oil Den
mark by Germany.
PUBLIC INTEREST Is THE EMPEROR
Public interest during tho past week c-n'red more
! in the personAl movements Of Emperor William and
| Prince Bismarck than IN European poi TICS APP
| yroachiug I.hrsberg Yesterday the Emperor was
rec ace AT the D~ertwitz station Pots lam, by
great crowd. Pr bee and Princess William OF Prus-
STA Duke Guntber. ot Schl'swig lioIstrin. uumher
| ot military otlcla aud depu aiiOnS OF Oca. school
cmaten gave him enthusiastic greeting The nlrt
asscmbage joined IN ngi the National HYMN. and
| the children siTewed flowers along toe Dat way to
the ca rage The h'npero who spra"d 70 'e "a yis3l.
on' health. embraced his gfandr Idr"h aha SHOOK INC
hands OF MANY OF I'll" persons who were III waiting al the
station lie then drove To BlbrlShurg IN open car
rage returning many Of the saute- lie received on The
way All along The route the houses we're decorated
! speak Z u Dr. A-benbach at the station. the
Enpe sal that he ha never derived more enIoyment
visit. had that he thought he could look forward 10
solonrn thrr" next year ihe length OF his say at
,Scaus object 10 his remaining there on the Ground
that Il Iposed TO The northwest winds Immediately
upon his arrival at Bsb-sburs the Emerot expressed
desire 10 inspect the 20 sian An Berlin Guards he
physicians asS-nted To his holding review providing
the exercises were uot TOO prolonged lie Emperor 1t
the request Of Prince William, invited he commanding
officers Of the English 'iuarl- u''sahd idhe lTls'delo
witness the exercises" Of the Berlin and fosda gaf-OnS
This unusual honor. as 40 freiE" Officers have ever
before been permitted TO attend the exercises oil inc
Guards
BATTLEFIELD CELEBRATIONS.
Tho seventeenth of the battle OF Graveloo
Will lie on August s. eliminating and
display Al Pozdam An Imperial decree issued tonight
directs that OF the consec alton OF the
color. OF four infantry regiments and three new
haualions OF the railway corp place that
saue day there will he IA celebration OF the
| he attended by Thousands OF people from
all parts of the Empire. Veterans from every military
society IN Germany will 20 TO GIavel'te aud - Pflv"I
to participate tn the ceremonies Eight hundred mem
hers OF the saxon kregsveren arrived ut "e'senbo"fg
to-day and visited the bdtlcneds. pltchg wrcatbs upon
the graves where many OF their eonrhdrs ie Within
the next few days sperial rans Will lake other Veterans
{" perform similar rites on every battrneid ~ h'ace
Lorriu-. these demonstrations are not intended ns
aimesS annoy anees to the people OF frace They are
e%n, AZ a" 1 i ~ oH ,o n,s Is "r"v
| .V tyht eain Wllfh eTN IA
| LESS AGITATION IN AIsAC, -LORRAINE.
OGcias Alssce Lorraine report more hopefully In
the abatement of the French nalcontent aga-
on although 1t is still occasionally necessary TO resort
5G r~d Daniel Do @ %" the head OF Se
great manufacturing firm OF Dol.!n' MEG Co, OF Nal
house was expelled Oh account OF his being member Ot
the French Patriotic League.
GERMAN WORD AND song"
The letter OF Duke Ernest OF saIeCoburgotha IN the
strasburg Choral Society is warmly approved by the
whole country 1t he that nowhere In tho world
il II moro importnnt that Germans -hoult fulH tho
motto. Hail. German word aud song" ine strength
and depth OF German song must not only iesveiy nte
holding them together. hui must a"o prnetate
hearts of those wno are .u standing apart;
causing adopt those sentiments thct Will lead
them INTO accord with tho aim or German UNITY.
CHINESE CoNCEssI Ms TO AMERICANA
Financial houses interested In China doubt the truth
OF the reports that American syndicate has secured
| railway Concessions In China. Cable adgices from
Shanghai confirm the statement that only small telo-
phone extensions c0nten plated under the American
| contract.
SA\CIAL AND LITERARY NOTES
Bankers OF London aud the National Bank OF Germany
placed the Bourse lO.O00OO0 MARKS OF the Berlin 3l9
per cent commercial loan. The loan fully sub
| scriDed
It's reported that the Krupp arm Essen viii be
verted INTO a joint stock company.
Professor irScbted has started for Washington to at
| tend the tnernati nal MEDICAL Congress. DR.. Mendel
| aud Or. Martin about to start
Johann strauss has completed his new OPERA "simpli
| Gus
Herr Fornes has sent from San Francisco for pubca-
| ton his d" LeDensernDeruDg
| PREPA RING FOR THE NFWEyGLAND FAIR.
WORCESTER. Mass. Aug. IL tSp'cah. Great prepare
tons are making for tho New England Fair which ia
he held In tins beginnng AugMsL 30 Tho gTOnnls